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What can the TV do if you simply... never connect it to WiFi?
Serious question, but these don't have cellular or LoRa modems. Neither can they use Bluetooth w/o an app to use a phone as a router?
They can connect to neighboring LG TVs and open WiFi networks in your area without explicit approval from you. I don't know about LG in particular, but there have definetly been TVs that do that.
Yeesh! Creative
Yeah, I'm not even that creative and I'd have them talk to printers with open wifis at least. I'm sure someone smarter and eviler than me has devoted real brain power to this
Creative writing, real nonsense.
I've seen a lot of isps broadcast open wifi from their routers.
Most open Wi-Fi I come across have a "enter your email here. For Free WiFi" form. I assume they could get past this with a simple script but open WiFi is not the same as having the WiFi password.
LG could very easily either automate that form, or have a side deal with the ISP to allow them without an individual authentication.